Lincoln Central Station, Lincoln
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Lincoln Central Station, Lincoln
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 24 Jan 2015
A view from the western end of the station from a nearby footbridge. Lincoln Central is the remaining station following the closure of Lincoln St. Marks in 1985. The building was designed for the Great Northern Railway by J.H.Taylor, a London architect, in "Baronial" style. It was completed in 1848, two years after the nearby Lincoln St Marks (Midland Railways) station. John Henry Taylor (1791/92-1867) was a London based architect practising from Parliament Street and Queen Street. In 1861 he was District Surveyor for Lambeth. Among his commissions were churches and chapels, a bank and a lunatic asylum.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.225456
Longitude
-0.53846